Space1 Humanoid Robot Launch Director At the Space1 portable C3 Command Control Center, a hired humanoid “Minute-Man” is being trained and directed to launch rockets and assume the launch risk at the station near the launch pad complex.
This is a process that requires humanoid training. Part of the job request, job requirements, and training details will include responsibility of becoming familiar with the launch controls, understanding and executing directions, codes, positioning, activating proper switches, reading lights and markings, observing colors and checkpoints, watching the sequence and launch, and knowing the timing.
Tom Humanoid is designed to be the first humanoid known to command and launch rockets at the control center. The humanoid will use a standard control center with lights and switches on the launch instrumentation control panel to launch rockets and do the countdown.
Tom can work at forces up to 19 kilogram centimeters and in environments from -10 to +50 degrees C. Tom does not require the use of infrared transmission which fails outside, but rather is controlled over WiFi to distances around 300-feet or farther.
Tom is a very capable humanoid and can move controls at a speed of .22 sec/60-deg. and is rated to 180,000 turns. Tom can speak and count down the launch. Using his embedded web and TelNet servers, he can also be activated for specific routines via the wireless controller using the Apple iPhone or iPad. For external applications, the humanoid has battery and temperature monitors.
Tom can recognize shapes and colors, and read iconic markings and codes on rockets and control panels. Tom is also upgraded to see ultrasonically when required. Tom uses the new Brain in a Brain for the most powerful AI and can also be directed solely.
The robot uses an FPV portable app controller designed and programmed by Humanoido at Space1 which contains a real time view-screen showing what the humanoid sees. This allows complete monitoring of the humanoid work station in FPV fashion.
The eyes have image capture which can record the settings of instruments and document not only the launch sequence but when the humanoid looks up, he will see the rocket takeoff, also for recording and documenting the flight.
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